Rat and mouse traps

[5030]

I re-freshed my cage trap last night with peanut butter but I didn't expect this...

It is a brown tree python. venomous. Obviously likes peanut butter and not happy about being caught at all.
It was in my barn.

Looks like an old whipped out fire hose..... I know what I'd do with that and it isn't open the door either.

 

[5030]

Best mouse trap goo is Skippy smooth, needs no refrigeration so it's on the shelf in the barn, always handy and a little dab always will do you and them.

 

[Alien]

I leave my PB in a cupboard in my barn. The barn is actually quite cool even on a hot day so the PB keeps quite OK.
No meeces the last 2 nights. Starting to think I have had a win.

Score so far. 20 meeces and 1 snake.

 

[wheelbuilder]

Bingo ! Put some chocolate chips in it too, they're toxic for mice. then you can get the second mouse at a trap too.

Best mouse trap goo is Skippy smooth, needs no refrigeration so it's on the shelf in the barn, always handy and a little dab always will do you and them.

 

[ruffdog]

If I make a bucket trap, instead of water in the bottom, I'll put beer.



Bruce

What kind of beer do they prefer and do you have to open it for them?:laughing:

 

[CADplans]

I'm pretty sure the list of venomous lifeforms in my area is:

Mosquitoes
Yellow Jackets
Paper Wasps
Honey Bees
Bumble Bees

And I like it that way... mosquitoes aren't avoidable, yellow jackets are sometimes avoidable and the rest leave you alone if you don't bug them depending on the situation... just have garder snakes and I think red racer? similar just different colors...

You forgot the MOST VICIOUS one in the area,,
The Deadly Paper Cut,,

WAY more painful than the Bumble Bee,,,

 

[CADplans]

The Ketchall with Drowning Attachment
No bait, they just like to go in the shaped opening in the side of the trap,,
This is one nights catch,,

The image is purposely small so as to not show too much detail,,

 

[5030]

The Ketchall with Drowning Attachment
No bait, they just like to go in the shaped opening in the side of the trap,,
This is one nights catch,,

The image is purposely small so as to not show too much detail,,

Looks like a quart Mason jar and a length of heat riser hose... Care to elaborate a bit on it. I'm all about new and progressive ways to eradicate meeces..... I take it they 'get a bath' when they get inside, in some liquid...Beer maybe?

 

[rangerfredbob]

You forgot the MOST VICIOUS one in the area,,
The Deadly Paper Cut,,

WAY more painful than the Bumble Bee,,,

True, for me mosquito bites are irritating until I build a tolerance later in the year (how this works, not sure, but less itch after a few dozen...) but the most annoying is the yellow jacket since I'm apparently allergic to their venom... paper wasps are like 3 mosquitoes, honey bees aren't far behind and not sure on the bumble bees... I learned the hard way to just take Benadryl and use a Sting Kill on yellow jacket stings, got stung in the eyebrow once while leaf blowing and went to the emergency room and $550/30 minutes later I was sent out saying I did the right thing with Benadryl and sting kill and a prescription for some steroid...

I gotta ask, what's the contraption with the 5 gallon water jug and ABS fitting behind the mouse trap?

 

[goeduck]

Best mouse trap goo is Skippy smooth, needs no refrigeration so it's on the shelf in the barn, always handy and a little dab always will do you and them.

^^ yes. I once used some natural Adams peanut butter, not thinking about it. Got moldy real quick and dripped off into the bucket.